April 2026 — Lago API delivered multi-currency billing across subscriptions, wallets, and invoices by deriving invoice currency from the plan's amount_currency and using organization_default_currency as a safe fallback. Replaced hardcoded currency paths with dynamic resolution and added clean accessors. Also fixed data pipeline reliability by touching Invoice on InvoiceMetadata changes so updated_at bumps trigger re-sync via Prequel. Overall impact: enables international customers to bill in multiple currencies with accurate invoices, reducing manual intervention and improving revenue integrity. Technologies demonstrated: Ruby on Rails, ActiveRecord associations, RSpec tests, payment-provider integrations (Adyen, Moneyhash, Stripe), and data pipeline orchestration.

March 2026 performance summary across API, front-end, and client libraries focused on reliability, business value, and developer experience. Key outcomes include fixes to daily usage delta calculation, robust invoice synchronization error handling, expanded coupon visibility and multi-currency groundwork, lifetime usage alerts UI, and code quality improvements across the Go client. The work improved billing accuracy, operational resilience, and API/UI developer UX, enabling customers to manage subscriptions and invoicing more confidently.

February 2026 monthly summary for Lago teams focused on delivering high-value features, hardening data integrity across external integrations, and expanding API capabilities. Key work centered on Lago API reliability, EU tax compliance, and OpenAPI schema enhancements to improve payment flexibility and user experience.

Concise monthly summary for 2026-01 focusing on delivering a cohesive, cross-provider payment methods feature and robust webhook handling in the Lago API, with emphasis on business value, reliability, and maintainable design.